Brief #99 – Foreign Policy Brief
by Abran C
Growing conflict and escalating violence has now uprooted a staggering 6.9 million people in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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The Russian-Ukraine War: Where are We Now?
Brief #96 – Foreign Policy Brief
by Abran C
The last few weeks have seen two new wars spring up in our increasingly volatile international arena.
The Week That Was: Global News In Review
Brief #93 – Foreign Policy Brief
by Abran C
The militant group Hamas launched a surprise assault inside Israeli territory this past weekend that has so far killed over 900 people and became the deadliest attack in Israel’s history.
The Week That Was: Global News In Review
Brief #91 – Foreign Policy Brief
by Abran C
Last week in Havana Cuba, The Group of 77 (G77) met to discuss the most pressing issues facing developing nations around the world.
Situation Update: The Ukraine Crisis
Brief #90 – Foreign Policy Brief
by Abran C
Drone attacks on Russian territory have become an almost daily occurrence…
The Week That Was: Global News In Review
Brief #89 – Foreign Policy Brief
by Abran C
Japan has started releasing treated radioactive water from the Fukushima nuclear power plant into the Pacific Ocean…
The Week That Was: Global News in Review
Brief #88 – Foreign Policy Brief
by Abran C
According to French maritime officials, last week six people died after a boat carrying migrants headed to Britain sank…
The Week That Was: Global News In Review
Brief #86 – Foreign Policy Brief
by Abran C
Last week the United States Department of Justice called for the removal of a floating border barrier that has raised territorial and humanitarian concerns.
The Ukraine Crisis Situation Update #25
Brief #84 – Foreign Policy Brief
by Abran C
The world’s most vulnerable among the hungry will suffer the worst consequences.
Week That Was: Global News In Review
International pressure has been mounting as Israel continues its bombardment and siege of Gaza. The renewed assault has left thousands more dead in just the last weeks since the breaking of the ceasefire deal in January 2025. Over 52,615 Palestinians are reported to have been killed, though the true number is likely to be far higher and to remain unknown until international journalists and aid agencies are allowed into the strip. Last week, United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, warned that Israel’s escalating aggression and prolonged blockade have pushed the population to the brink of famine, stating Palestinians are enduring “what may be the cruelest phase of this cruel conflict”. The UN has released projections that up to 14,000 children are at risk of dying of famine in the Gaza strip if aid is not allowed in soon.